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ifflfPACg PUBLIC LIBRARY
YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER
Sei-ving Bethpage, Island Trees, Ploinedge, Seaford, Old Befhpage and Plainview
VOL. 24 NO. 27 June 7-13, 1991 25 CENTS
Superintendent John Sommi
Receives Citation
Bethpage Rotary Club
Honors Two Seniors
OYSTER BAY Town Councilman Leonard Kunzig (left) presents a citation
to Bethpage School Superintendent John Sommi, who, after 13 years with
the district, is retiring. Also on hand for the presentation was Sommi's wife,
Catherine.
I he Bethpage Rcnarv ( lub honored
two seniors in Bethpage High School
at their regular luncheon as Scholar
Athletes lor this year. Craig lellalian
and Marisa I.eikovvski were chosen lor
their athletic activities and their
outstanding academic achie\ements.
Oaig iellaiian has been the Student
Council President this year and the
sparkplug behind a wide \ariety ol
activities such as the Homecoming
Parade and Dance, the .lason Silver
Volleyball Tournament and the Dat­ing
(iame. Craig helped to reorganize
Student Council in an ettort to involve
a larger segment ot the student body.
As place kicker tor the varsity
football team Craig earned the Golden
Eagle Award tor most spirited player.
He also served as captain of the varsity
bowling team and played third ba.se
for the varsity baseball team for the
past two years.
Academically. Craig has achieved
success in four advanced placement
courses and is ranked number 5 in his
class. He plans to attend the Wharton
School in the University of Pennsyl­vania
as a step on the road to
becoming a lawyer. His involvement
with the P lA, Dads CMub and com­munity
groups as well .is the Stiidcni
Council have [>[c[iaied hiiu vu'll Ini
the lutiire.
Vlarisa I.eikovvski. vviio was also
honored previoiislv hv the f iks i oijui'
was described as an "athlete, a student
leader, a chantahlc [icisoii and .ica
dcmic achiever who has been on the
(lold Honor Roll sieadilv since HIIIUM
high.
Marisa has been president ot hci
class for lour years ami has woikcd
on a varielv ol pro|ecls Lulininalmjj
with the .lumor Prom hist vi.tU, She
has also participated m varsuv uvin-nasties.
varsitv lacrosse and varsiiv
soccer. Marisa is an (unstunding
athlete and an active inembci o!
Bethpage High School 1 eaders m
Training program.
Marisa is ranked in the top 10'^^
of her class and plans to attend I nioiv
I'mversity next vear and will nuijor
in biology as pan ot her pre-med
studies. During her vears in Bethpage
she has exemplified the qualities
necessary to become a fine doctor
These two fine students are being
ln)nored. but thev are only represen­tatives
of so manv fine siutlents at
Bethpage High School.
Nassau ( ounty Kxecutlve Ihumus S. (^ulotta, (left), joins with Kobert S.
Ellis, Executive Director of St. Vincent de Paul in Bethpage lo review
documentation concernin;^ their joint efforts. Nassau ( ount> has been wiirkinj];
closely with this aj»ency to assist it in achieving its goals and objectives on
behalf of the residents.
in this particular effort, the Society of St. \ incent de Paul will sj)ecincall\
he continuing various services.
OVSI K,K B.W Town ( ouncilnian Leonard Kun/ig (second from left) presents
citations to Brian Ihonison (left) and Daiiiel Bistvga (second frtun right)
of Bethpage Boyscout I roop 604 in recognition of their achieving the rank
of Kagle Scout. .Also on hand for the event was Seontniaster dene lalhof.
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ifflfPACg PUBLIC LIBRARY
YOUR OFFICIAL HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER
Sei-ving Bethpage, Island Trees, Ploinedge, Seaford, Old Befhpage and Plainview
VOL. 24 NO. 27 June 7-13, 1991 25 CENTS
Superintendent John Sommi
Receives Citation
Bethpage Rotary Club
Honors Two Seniors
OYSTER BAY Town Councilman Leonard Kunzig (left) presents a citation
to Bethpage School Superintendent John Sommi, who, after 13 years with
the district, is retiring. Also on hand for the presentation was Sommi's wife,
Catherine.
I he Bethpage Rcnarv ( lub honored
two seniors in Bethpage High School
at their regular luncheon as Scholar
Athletes lor this year. Craig lellalian
and Marisa I.eikovvski were chosen lor
their athletic activities and their
outstanding academic achie\ements.
Oaig iellaiian has been the Student
Council President this year and the
sparkplug behind a wide \ariety ol
activities such as the Homecoming
Parade and Dance, the .lason Silver
Volleyball Tournament and the Dat­ing
(iame. Craig helped to reorganize
Student Council in an ettort to involve
a larger segment ot the student body.
As place kicker tor the varsity
football team Craig earned the Golden
Eagle Award tor most spirited player.
He also served as captain of the varsity
bowling team and played third ba.se
for the varsity baseball team for the
past two years.
Academically. Craig has achieved
success in four advanced placement
courses and is ranked number 5 in his
class. He plans to attend the Wharton
School in the University of Pennsyl­vania
as a step on the road to
becoming a lawyer. His involvement
with the P lA, Dads CMub and com­munity
groups as well .is the Stiidcni
Council have [>[c[iaied hiiu vu'll Ini
the lutiire.
Vlarisa I.eikovvski. vviio was also
honored previoiislv hv the f iks i oijui'
was described as an "athlete, a student
leader, a chantahlc [icisoii and .ica
dcmic achiever who has been on the
(lold Honor Roll sieadilv since HIIIUM
high.
Marisa has been president ot hci
class for lour years ami has woikcd
on a varielv ol pro|ecls Lulininalmjj
with the .lumor Prom hist vi.tU, She
has also participated m varsuv uvin-nasties.
varsitv lacrosse and varsiiv
soccer. Marisa is an (unstunding
athlete and an active inembci o!
Bethpage High School 1 eaders m
Training program.
Marisa is ranked in the top 10'^^
of her class and plans to attend I nioiv
I'mversity next vear and will nuijor
in biology as pan ot her pre-med
studies. During her vears in Bethpage
she has exemplified the qualities
necessary to become a fine doctor
These two fine students are being
ln)nored. but thev are only represen­tatives
of so manv fine siutlents at
Bethpage High School.
Nassau ( ounty Kxecutlve Ihumus S. (^ulotta, (left), joins with Kobert S.
Ellis, Executive Director of St. Vincent de Paul in Bethpage lo review
documentation concernin;^ their joint efforts. Nassau ( ount> has been wiirkinj];
closely with this aj»ency to assist it in achieving its goals and objectives on
behalf of the residents.
in this particular effort, the Society of St. \ incent de Paul will sj)ecincall\
he continuing various services.
OVSI K,K B.W Town ( ouncilnian Leonard Kun/ig (second from left) presents
citations to Brian Ihonison (left) and Daiiiel Bistvga (second frtun right)
of Bethpage Boyscout I roop 604 in recognition of their achieving the rank
of Kagle Scout. .Also on hand for the event was Seontniaster dene lalhof.
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